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Gonzales Shindig???
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HKTidwell
Premium Member
I believe this is what you are referring to.
http://www.masonsoftexas.com/showthread.php?t=2345&highlight=gonzales
Annual event, and just for the record Gonzales as a town is one of the friendliest towns I've been to if not the friendliest.
http://www.masonsoftexas.com/showthread.php?t=2345&highlight=gonzales
Annual event, and just for the record Gonzales as a town is one of the friendliest towns I've been to if not the friendliest.
Yup, that's it!
LRG
Premium Member
Superb town and event.
B/Lins and myself rode our bikes last year to join with the FMRC.
small story
I dropped out at the entrance of the parade because a brother was broke down. Brad Reel, myself and another attempted to push start this brother but to no avail and when we made a block, I turned to see him alone. Well I cut off and this brother and myself came up with all kinds of Mcguivers, I went everywhere trying to find jumper cables- he left his lights on- and finally found a nice parade personale. We had jumper cables. Got him started and found the end of FMRC at the cementary. We parted ways. I never got his name. The next month I got raised and after the rite, B/Cruz told of my relief and presented me with a gift from the brother who was broke down.
I was told that his name was Dick Brown and he served on the
Historical Committee of the Grand Lodge of Texas.
I made a friend/brother
B/Lins and myself rode our bikes last year to join with the FMRC.
small story
I dropped out at the entrance of the parade because a brother was broke down. Brad Reel, myself and another attempted to push start this brother but to no avail and when we made a block, I turned to see him alone. Well I cut off and this brother and myself came up with all kinds of Mcguivers, I went everywhere trying to find jumper cables- he left his lights on- and finally found a nice parade personale. We had jumper cables. Got him started and found the end of FMRC at the cementary. We parted ways. I never got his name. The next month I got raised and after the rite, B/Cruz told of my relief and presented me with a gift from the brother who was broke down.
I was told that his name was Dick Brown and he served on the
Historical Committee of the Grand Lodge of Texas.
I made a friend/brother
Bro. Dick Brown has done alot for Gonzales and Texas Freemasonry. I look forward to seeing him in October.